Zusammenfassung
Durch die Anwendung von Schmierstoffen können Reibung und Verschleiß stark vermindert werden, indem der unmittelbare Kontakt von Grund- und Gegenkörper unterbrochen wird. Hier soll nur die Schmierung mit flüssigen Schmierstoffen behandelt werden. Über die Fettund Feststoffschmierung wird in Kapitel 10 berichtet.
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